How long will it take to reach the height limit after the social security card is frozen by the judiciary?

How long it takes for the social security card to reach the limit after judicial freezing depends on the situation. Because it depends on many factors, such as the nature of freezing, the duration of freezing, the conditions and procedures of thawing and so on. The social security card is frozen by the judicial organs for six months because it involves civil litigation or execution procedures. Before the expiration of the freezing period, if the court fails to make a ruling to continue freezing, the social security card will be automatically unfrozen. If the court decides to continue the freeze, the freeze period will be recalculated. Social security cards are frozen by judicial organs because they involve criminal proceedings or execution procedures, and the freezing period will be longer, up to two years or more. Before the expiration of the freezing period, the court may decide whether to continue the freezing according to the situation. Therefore, it depends on the situation how long it takes for the social security card to reach the limit after it is frozen by the judiciary.